The future of AI governance a balancing act of privacy, ethics, and progress

Rights-based AI governance models can be a catalyst in nudging the ethical adoption of AI across liberal democracies—and act as a counterweight to China’s continued rise as a disruptive power in the digital realm.

Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne recently launched the second phase of the Pan-Canadian AI Strategy. Ottawa’s attempts to frame the ‘rules of the game’ for its digital economy is commendable, and the U.S. should be observing and emulating this approach, writes Aftab Ahmed. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY AFTAB AHMED

March 15, 2023

A high-profile report from America’s National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence defines the AI race between the United States and China as a value-based competition. While...

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